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Hi aye-nay,
Every brand of casino is different. Many have their customer support and servers in the Caribbean or Central America, (typical RTG) and many have their servers in Canada and their Customer support in South Africa (typical MG). Some have their main offices in the UK, and their servers are in the UK commonwealth.
And some won't tell you a damn thing
It all depends who you are dealing with. The majority are doing it lawfully (as opposed to popular opinion). The majority are NOT on some carribean island as the mainstream press wants you to believe. I never considered Canada to be an island
The way to tell where a casino is located? Like Cipher mentioned, check their "About Us" page for where they are licensed. If that doesn't tell you anything, check the IP address for their servers. You can do this by checking the IP of their main website, or run Sygate (or another good firewall program) while downloading their software. This will tell you where their servers are. Email their customer support, and check the IPs of the email. This will tell you where their offices are.
Most legitimate casinos are upfront about this information; it's the dodgy ones that act like they have something to hide.
Every brand of casino is different. Many have their customer support and servers in the Caribbean or Central America, (typical RTG) and many have their servers in Canada and their Customer support in South Africa (typical MG). Some have their main offices in the UK, and their servers are in the UK commonwealth.
And some won't tell you a damn thing
It all depends who you are dealing with. The majority are doing it lawfully (as opposed to popular opinion). The majority are NOT on some carribean island as the mainstream press wants you to believe. I never considered Canada to be an island
The way to tell where a casino is located? Like Cipher mentioned, check their "About Us" page for where they are licensed. If that doesn't tell you anything, check the IP address for their servers. You can do this by checking the IP of their main website, or run Sygate (or another good firewall program) while downloading their software. This will tell you where their servers are. Email their customer support, and check the IPs of the email. This will tell you where their offices are.
Most legitimate casinos are upfront about this information; it's the dodgy ones that act like they have something to hide.
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Portal or not portal, is that the question?
On casinomeiters home page one can read:
This is NOT an ordinary gambling portal. This is a site dedicated to informing online gamblers the ifs, ands, and buts of the online gaming world.
My intention is NOT to promote any casino portals, I just gave the URL to a great casino index which contains lots of iINFORMATION about casinos, trying to assist the quy who was interested in casino locations.
Don't give me any shit back, my intentions were obviously ethical...
On casinomeiters home page one can read:
This is NOT an ordinary gambling portal. This is a site dedicated to informing online gamblers the ifs, ands, and buts of the online gaming world.
My intention is NOT to promote any casino portals, I just gave the URL to a great casino index which contains lots of iINFORMATION about casinos, trying to assist the quy who was interested in casino locations.
Don't give me any shit back, my intentions were obviously ethical...
Hi halsnes,halsnes said:
And welcome to the forum. No need in getting overly defensive, but the forum members were more or less defending their turf. They are quick to rag on anyone who appears to be shamelessly posting a link to another site. Personally I don't care since I know the guys at Casino City relatively well and there is good information there.
